we're following breaking news in greenville county.firefighters are working a fire at a business on pine knoll drive.we're told the fire was called in around 4:00 is morning.our crews on scene say the building is the home to chaplain ministries.we have a crew on their way to learn more details about the fire.as soon as we know more, online. 3 3 the focus now turns to the democrats.. as they prepare for the south carolina primary -- this saturday. saturday.that means another week full of campaign stops for us here in the upstate. upstate.bernie sanders drew a crowd of thousands at the bon secours wellness arena on sunday.the vermont senator talked to supporters about concerns the nation is facing and how he plans to address them if elected president. sanders touched on topics like equal pay for women. one of the concerns he has is about the current minimum wage. 3 3 3 "and when we talk about wages let's put it out on the table and the fact is the federal minimum wage which also exists in many states of 7 dollars and 25 cents an hour is a starvation wage." wage."right now -- sanders is tra

, pines boulevard. davie is out of the area but just south of davie we're seeing heavy rain and gusty winds. it looks as though 60 mile per hour wind are estimated under this area that we're watching anddhe possibility of rotation for tornadoes is possible. again right over here you can see from 75 all the way east to 441 in towards possibly the turnpike. you're seeing on your monitor is the heavy rain, the gusty winds. you're hearing the rumbles of thunder. cooper city dealing with the moderate to heavy rain. again the severe thunderstorm warning has the possibility of the severe thunderstorm of a tornado. the severe thunderstorm warning is located over pembroke pines moving east at 30 miles per hour. they have been hearing of winds reaching up to 60 miles per hour, penny-sized hail which is exactly what i just showed you on our hail scope that showed you the actually hail i that location stretching not just over pembroke pines but as far west as 75. i want to put this into motion so you can see exactl

and the pines isn't alone. there are a couple hundred nats of water sprinkler system turning off at the pines back at the pines, sherri says they're moving forward with plans to install backflow devices, for each water meter. but she argues this unanticipated cost, is going to have a major impact on her tenants. sherri parker: the only way we're going to be able to do it, is by increasing the rents.> rent at the pines is expected to climb.... -30- to -50- dollars.... depending on the number of residents.... in each unit. the city says.... it wants to do everything possible..... to avoid the pines having to pass the cost... onto its tenants. so... they're suggesting a water audit.... to help find ways to conserve water and save money. coming up on 13 action news live at 6:30.. a valley woman saved up for months for invisalign braces. but after one dentist left the business and her other dentist left the country.. she wants her money back. when you ask.. we investigate. plus... a deal being offered..... by a prom

pembroke pines and miramar. we have a lot more in the local >>> and what a day here across south florida. but fortunately tonight and the rest of the week looking very nice all across the area. earlier today. we had a line of strong thunderstos rumbling through. right now it is dry from lake okeechobee south in to the florida keys that's how it will stay in the days ahead. meanwhile let take a quick view here at that tornado in pompano beach. 90 to 100 miles per hour. length of three miles up and down at times. width of 200 yards and by the way it went across the three miles in a period of 6 minutes between 7:10 in the morning and 7:16. there's north dixie highway, pompano air park right over the pompano city center and againin going up and down finally it went across u.s. 1 still making its way towards the east rather quickly eventually ending up here light house point and the best news of all there were no injuries the with the this particular twister. meanwhile we had another one another ef 1. this one in mia

white pine taking on west wendover... low... off the miss lilia lopez wrestles the ball away and then puts it in to make it a three point game early. more from west wendover... sydney reamer's short jumper misses but it falls right into the arms of anahi esparza. she takes it strong, to the hoop and gets the shot and one. but it's not enough... the bobcats top the wolverines... 45-27 so two teams from opposite borders meet for the state title game tomorrow. the incline mountaineers take on the white pine bobcats tomorrow morning at 11. lots of owyhee fans made the trip to reno in their game against round mountain. 1. the braves dominated this one -- macee mckinney sends it out to cree-lynn raining bird -- she doesn't waste any time knocking down the long two. 2. then they turn on the gas -- kaylani smart with the long pass to mckinney -- she does the rest in the other matchup -- it's pahranagat valley taking on mcdermitt. 1. early on -- deandra dave gets the rebound and feeds it inside to andrea smart -- she gets the contact and

in remeberance of deputy jonathan scott pine. today marks 2 years since deputy pine was shot and killed in the line of duty. on this day in 20-14... deputy pine was responding to a call about car break- ins... when he was shot and killed by a suspect. tonight's vigil will be held at westminster abby boulevard & horse ferry road in orlando... near the area where pine was gunned down. it starts at 5-45 this evening. coming up next-- after a very rough time at sea... cruise passengers are starting to head home this morning. more on the nightmare they experienced. plus-- the water crisis in flint michigan is u5ing more heated-- especially among lawmakers! straight ahead-- why democrats are right now. welcome back-- cruise passengers are back in new hi dad uh huh, okay yeah..sorry about that. what do you think? hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love get back home this morning-- after a nightmare at sea. their ship-- royal carribean's anthem of the seas-- ran into hurricane

>> she's in big pine. >> what's in big pine?> big pine, we have a retail store there, and we also do all of our shipping fulfillment. >> okay. so how much will the business do in total revenue this year? >> the whole company, $1.4 million. >> oh. >> non-branded product will generate probably about $250,000 in gross sales. we still have payroll taxes that we're past due on. >> how much is that? >> 70. >> $70,000 in payroll taxes? >> yeah. >> so how much do you have in total payables? >> $66,000. >> whoa. it's about $130,000 that you owe people? >> yes. >> between the--and how much cash do you have to--you have $130,000 in the bank? >> no. >> no cash? >> we run on a day-to-day, but-- and it's almost been like that since day one. >> of their total revenue of $1.4 million, 80% of the revenue comes from selling pies, which has fantastic margins. the retail store generates 20% of their total revenue, which has terrible margins. i can't figure out why they think it's important to dedicate more than 60% of their space to a part of the b

clinton, . 28 roxboro and south hill, 27 southern pines. that is still really cold but temperatures are warming up just a touch because of the son. still just a 5 to 6 mileper hour wins, make him feel like 19 and southern pines and fayetteville. 20 in rocky mount and wilson. cold air coming t of canada, right into north carolina, we to see what may be coming here. and, well below temperatures will get down into the team by sunday, we're not oking necessarily a lot of single digits. there may be a few places that get down to 9 or 10 on sunday morning. that is going to be the coldest morning out of this entire stretch. let's talk about today d tomorrow. at lunchtime, mid-30s. we will barely make it up to 40 and by 6:00, folks coming home from work. temperatures close to freezing. we jumped down into the team to low 20s ernight tonight. tomorrow will be cold, even with a full day of sunshine at lunchtime, tomorrow still below freezing, warming to the mid to upper 40s, close to 40, and another cold start to us friday morning potentially in say

scott pine was given a heroes burial. after he was shot and killed, investigating a report of car burglaries. >> today is very hard. today marks the two-year anniversary of my husband's death, and me and my family are struggling. >> but bridget pipe and her family are also fighting to pass the scott pine law. these photos are from yesterday. she and her kids, meeting with the president of the florida senate, after lawmakers in that chamber passed the bill. >> it was amazing to watch the they did, and it unanimously, was amazing. >> bridget learned shortly after scott was buried that because he had chosen an investment plan instead of a pension plan, when he became a deputy in 2011, they would only get a one-time death benefit. the scott pine law would ensure the surviving spouse of a first responder who is killed in the line of duty, 50% of the first responder's pay for the rest of the spouse's life. >> these law enforcement officers that are out there protecting us and when we call them, they're there for us. they should

at the "pine view apartments" on north pine hills (jeing to *j5- the three suspects knocked on the victim's door. when he answered-- police say one of the suspects told him to quote "give it up." that is when one of the suspects shot the man in the :u*.ch. all three suspects then ran off. took anything from the victim. he is recovering at the hospital in serious-- but stable-- condition. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we will bring you a live report--coming up at 5 o'clock. happening today-- the teenager-- accused of running down an orange county deputy-- will be in court for his first appearance. sergeant marcy will be in court !en 15-year-old jan carlos ortiz makes ortiz is facing an attempted murder charge... after investigators say he ran down pearce friday... while she was trying to bring him into custody. sergeant pearce continues to recover this morning from her injuries. in brevard county -- students will return to tropical elementary school for the first time today.. since learning that one of their classmates was found dead inside a home. um "sit-ah- kai boon-kin" and his

i-40 right through pines creek. we have lighter snows in to woodlawn, areas around woodland gorge. 6 and a half in marshall outside of spruce pine. two inches in toccoa. all of these purple counties, again, we have wind advisories for more accumulations of snow and icy roads. i'll show you how much to expect here and how cold we'll get. see you again in a few minutes. >> tammy: our live team coverage continues at yancey county where northern mountains picked up snow causing travel headaches. >> frank: karen wynne joins us live just outside of burnsville. karen, where did you see the heaviest snow? >> karen: frank, it's coming down pretty good right here right now. we've seen heaviest snow in madison county. my photographer thought it would be too dangerous to drive the satellite truck. this is one of the heaviest snow bands. by the time we arrived in yancey this driver from atlanta driving to spruce pine was breathing a sigh of relief. >> the road so far has been in good shape. whatever north carolina is doing is wo

temperatures are cooler this morning. 43 now in roxboro, 44 chapel hill. 43 sanford and southern pines. 46 fayetteville. 46 clinton, goldsboro. oxford lost the temperature sensor with the storms. looking at the day ahead, 44 now. this afternoon mostly sunny and 55 degrees. about 15 to 20 degrees cooler by the afternoon. we will talk more about that and we have a very, very nice seven-day forecast. that is in a couple of minutes. barbara: in a few hours experts from the national weather service will head to oxford to take a closer look at what used to be the homes on huntsboro road. a tornado destroyed them. it will be up to the national weather service to determine the strength of the twister. wind speed aside a tornado is a frightening experience and this morning joel brown is talking to a survivor. >> look at this. it is not real. reporter: but it is all too real. pam mcwilliams looked at what is left of her home. this was the front porch? >> this is the front porch. reporter: the house torn apart. 500 feet into the field feel the living room wall on the sofa where her husband usuall

>> strong winds snapped one of these tall pines and it fell. the heavy tree cut through the roof and damaged her car inside. she said the storm rumbled through about 7:00 this morning, sounding very much like a train coming through. >> i have never heard a noise like that. from w what people describe, the whole building over here shook. i knew something was different. >> she lives here with her daughter. of the other residents who live in the small community she has insurance and has contact the carrier to assess the damage to her car. assessors have been looking at the damage and putting reports together. coming up at 12:30, we'll tell you what else was inside the garage where jane parks her car.car. >> a large pine tree comes crashing to a candler home. no one was hurt but the home has significant damage. limbs punctured holes on the roof and on the side of the house. strong winds brought the tree down. the homeowner said there is evidence lightning may have played a role. >> i don't know if it has been hit by lightning but something happened

reporting live in pembroke pines.

that's exactly what i was cut-ins over miramar, pembroke pines, davie and pompano beach. once that diminished it continued to push east and another cell developed over portions of miaia and southeastern half of broward. that's where the semi was flipped over i-95. our timing was just before 8:00 the national weather service indicated another tornado warning and boy did it highlight much of southern broward, northern miami-dade all the way down to north@ miami, aventura, sunny isles. all of you saw the worst of this weather and it continued toward the coast where port everglades had to keel with winds up to 60 miles per hour. this is all a thing of the past but i want to remind at this is normal for us to see the possibility of tornado activity in south florida. we are surrounded by water and once a cold front moves in and heat and humidity ahead of it on the instability ahead of it which we saw this morning with wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour and that strong line of storms moving in from the north the possibility of tornado activity. i will have more on this and the r

ann arbor right at 50. 52 in southern pines. 49 in clinton. goldsboro at 49. and i think we will be 60 -- fairly he'sally by midday today and then mid-60's later on. again, nothing but blue sky for today. enjoy. and hurricanes in action, and an early game today at 3:00. so tailgaters should be great before the game. 65 when you head out to your car. still no jackets needed. numbers in the low 60's. clear skies all of the way back to memphis. so clear skies tonight with that, find the moon and below and to the left you will see mars in the night sky tonight. there is a front coming our way. a weak front that could squeeze out a sprinkle. partly sunny skies through the midday hours and that is about and warmer on tuesday. some areas will touch 70. watch this low developing a trailing front here. that will swing through on wednesday. and probably wednesday, we could get decent rain for a short amount of time. likely rain on wednesday, if you -- the european model. so still pretty excited about rain on that day. and in the meantime, skiing today in the local mount

pines wife, bridget, struggled after he was killed because of the way he set up his retirement funds. the florida house needs to vote but if it passes family members would get 100% of that first responders pay for 25 years. >> reporter: of course we're going to pay close attention in tallahassee as that bill goes through the phases to likely becoming law. this vigil behind me is set to start in just a few minutes. reporting live in orange county, steve barrett, >>> the orange county sheriff's office is making a new push this week to get guns off of central florida's streets. deputies willhold a gun buy back event tomorrow. anyone can turn in a gun. no questions asked. they request receive a $50 gift card. it will be at the orange blossom trail development board member from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >>> a road project near oia that's been on going is finally finished. the central florida expressway authority plans to cut the ribbon on the 417 bogie creek road interchange. drivers have been dealing that construction since february of 2013. it will provide access to and from oia. >>> a dead

today we are mason quiet. 23 durham. 19 roxborough. 18 southern pines. a bit of a windshield. feels like 11 and southern pines. 8 am expect low 20s. mid-30s at lunchtime with a high of 40. sunshine all day. >>> a crash in raleigh shut down parts of linwood avenue in the five points area. the car hit a home on white oak road knocking down cable lines and tracking a utility pole. the home is not badly damaged and the driver was not seriously hurt. police arrested the driver on suspicion of dwi. the good news is all lanes are back open.>>> we're learning more about a crash on i-40 involving three cars in what appears to be a state trooper this avenue davis drive exit in durham county. for two hours last night westbound lanes or reduced to one lane. it's not clear how the crash happened. if the officer was moving with traffic or if he was stopped. we're working to learn more >>> it could be another emotional day in court as prosecutors prove a man beat a mother to death while her young daughter was in the apartment. >> travion smith could face the death penalty if convicted. tara

in remeberance of deputy jonathan scott pine. today marks 2 years since deputy pine was shot and killed in the line of duty. on this day in 20-14... deputy pine was responding to a call about car break- ins... when he was shot and killed by a suspect. tonight's vigil will be held at westminster abby boulevard & horse ferry road in orlando... near the area where pine was gunned down. it starts at 5-45 this evening. e battle-- over changes to florida's death penalty-- continues at the state capital. as things stand righ tnow-- a jury recommends the death penalty --and the judge makes the final decision. the u-s supreme court said that is unconstitutional. yesterday-- victims' families pleaded with lawmakers to consider the house's version of a fix... which would require a 9-to-3 jury vote to impose the death the senate's proposal would require a unanimous jury decision. florida's "open carry bill" is hanging by a thread. the bill would allow people with ` concealed weapons permits to carry public. but the bill is not doing well in

we even have a view of this scene in pine hills from sky witness 9. overhead. now, a resident at the home found bodies. we are still working to figure out how the two died, whether there are any suspects and whether neighbors are safe. again, this is near the corner of santa barbara road. and sunny land drive. where investigators have conifered to me moments ago two bodies were found inside of a home and a resident at that home discovered those two bodies. we're going to continue to stay out here, and ask deputies about whether neighbors are safe. we are live right now in orlando, ty russell, channel 9, yns news. >>> we have covered them enough here on eyewitness news, that it was no surprise to hear troopers say the number of hit-and-run crashes in the state goes up every year. >> channel 9 anchor nancy alvarez was there as the families join the state troopers to find out what needs to change to reduce the number. >>reporter: the number is so big, it's almost hard to believe. in 2015, law enforcement officers investigated just over 92600 hit-and-run crashes ac

lauderdale and pembroke pines. 63 this morning in miami. with the northwest wind gusting to nearly 30 miles per hour and sustain closer to 20, it's's kind of a brisk late february day and the sunshi feels great but our temperatures beginning to slow down and th warming process only mid 60s across the area. 65 miami. 66 ft. lauderdale, 67, opa-locka, pembroke pines. holding down to 70 in the key west. plenty of sunshine to go around. we may see one or two clouds this afternoon. cooler than average afternoon with breezy conditions. the front is out. cool air settling in for the weekend. completeutlook coming your way in 10 minutes. >>> florida one of several states dealing with severe weather in some areas the damage deadly and affecting flights. we'll have a closer look at that coming up in less than 10 minutes. >>> nbc 6 is everywhere. chopper 6 over a house fire. this is in ft. lauderdale. it left 12 people looking for another place to stay as of this midday. that fire is out, but a view from the ground shows what it lookelike the moment t

clark knocks off desert pines 43-39 in the boys title game... and in the girls final -- faith lutheran edges spring valley 50-47 bighorns continuing their playoff push defending d-league champion santa cruz warriors and the bighorns win their 13th straight home game, 133-124 -- reno now 25-12 on the season wolf pack women's basketball team on the road at number 25 colorado state -- rams win 74-56... they've now won 23 games in a row speaking of win streaks -- how about the nevada softball team -- 10 straight wins after beating u-conn and illinois-chicago today... that 10-game win streak is nevada's longest since 2009 -- wolf pack now 12-2 on the season nevada baseball team facing u-c irvine in game 2 of a 3-game series -- anteaters win it in extra innings, 8-7 the final in 10 -- pack will try to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon alright we showed you this game earlier in the sports break, but it's so good we're gonna make steph curry, from 38 feet for the win... curry hit 12 3's in the game -- that ties an nba record -- he now has 288 3's for t

edgewater drive and pine hills are alternates. choppers over the scene right now, blocking off two lanes near goldenrod. this is slowing things down. the other camera in this area -- the backups go for about a mile. if you are heading westbound on the 408, it is going to take you 15 minutes to get from the freeway to i-4. michelle: here are the other big stories. jason: an overnight shooting in orange county. alex, what are investigators telling you. alex: one employee was shot here by this robber. the robber fired at least two shots after coming in here to gators dockside on south john young parkway. he pulled the trigger, while an one employee was hit. that victim is expected to survive. they found what might be the suspect' s car at a nearby hotel and are working to determine if it is. we will bring you updates here on air and on wesh.com. michelle: orlando police search for a newborn. the baby' s mother is preparing for court today. susan richardson says she will not tell where the baby is. jason: the man charged with murderin

top of breaking news in orange county where a mother and her teenage daughter was found dead in a pine hills home. here's a live look from sky witness 9 now. deputies told us they do not believe it was a murder-suicide. we're told that the victims were discovered by a man who lives in the house. >> it doesn't appear at this point that there was some sort of forced entry. >>reporter: they say don't have any suspects, so they're talking to neighbors to see if anyone saw anything. we have live coverage on this breaking news story at 6:00. >>> tonight, health officials have confirmed there is a new the newest one popped up in proud ward county. florida leads the nation in the most confirmed zika cases, in osceola county. orange county leaders will discuss how everyone can help prevent the spread of the virus. cathy is live. mosquito control can't go it alone? >>reporter: it can't, because the way it usually controls mosquitoes, doesn't really work. w the mosquitoes that carry the zika virus. especially at this time of the year. the problem is on the agenda r meeting. mosquitoes that carry

jason: it happened just before midnight at the pine view apartments in pine hills. wesh 2' s alex villarreal talked -- spoke to the victim' s sister and reports police believe her brother was targeted. >> police say the 22-year-old victim told them these three guys knocked on his door here at pine view apartments. when he answered it, he said they demanded he quote give it up, then one of them opened fire, shooting him in the stomach. a young woman identifying herself as the victim' s sister says her mom is stressed out after witnessing the whole thing. >> she just said she heard give it up and next thing you know she heard gunshots. alex: the young woman says the three home invaders didn' t take anything, just burst in and shot her brother, rodrick brown, while her mom and youngest brother were inside. she arrived to see her brother injured on the ground as he called for an ambulance. >> my brother was just sitting on the ground and he kept saying he ok, just get an ambulance, you know. that' s all he could say, and we didn' t want him to panic too much. alex: the

currently 68 degrees in pembroke pines, hialeah. 67 in kendall. with the calm winds, the clear skies and the higher than normal dew moisture you're feeling as you walk out the door. that's providing for the patchy fog to develop. winds moving off the ocean and that will continue to warm us up throughout the day. two-mile visibility in pembroke pines. so this dense fog advisory will go in until 9:00 a.m. for inland broward and miami-dade. constance jones will have more on t roadways. for us we are seeing dry conditions. there's one shower popping up over las olas. we're all starting to dry out after dealing with some heavy rain yesterday and some gusty winds. all thanks to high pressure building back into our forecast. now we've got a major snow system moving over portions of the nation's midsection. look at all of this snow, a shield of snowfrom the rockies in towards the dakotas and nebraska. this is going to bring severe weather across the mississippi valley today as very warm humid air ahead of the system. remembererhe clash of the two air mass

at a pine hills home, a mother and her teenage daughter were found dead inside earlier this afternoon. live look right now from sky witness 9. at this point, the deputies will only call the deaths suspicious, they have not released the victim's names, of course, digging to get more information, as soon as we get it, we'll pass it to you. >>> a local insurance agent is accused of stealing the identity of one of his customers and stealing her money, too. this man, is already facing charges in one case. and channel 9's jeff deal found out, state investigators believe he could have more victims. >>reporter: standing in front of a judge. >> that from a person 65 years of age, or older. >>reporter: a registered insurance agent, accused of using his trade to steal from clients. me, you know, you can trust me. >>reporter: 66-year-old napier lives on social security, she met him while working as an office. he showed up at her home and convinced hader to hand over funeral costs. with the money. >> yes, i paid him cash. i paid him cash, i trust him. and i believe in him and i trusted him. >>repo

yancey and spruce pine involved. we already have five inches on the ground in spruce pine. down. snow showers in that area. accumulations will be minimal overall but you could get a dusting in some spots. impact forecast here. these are the mountain communities through tomorrow. higher elevations, snow impact. of course moderately high. the same for the wind. the same for the cold and the same for the black ice. that's where you're going to find the worst conditions down about as high as the mountains for the wind because it's going to pick out. that means bitterly cold. and black ice will become an issue. 25 degrees in asheville under cloudy skies. look at this wind chill, 14. the wind chill at mitchell was 20 below last time i checked. several disturbances here all rotating or pinwheeling. this continues that northwest flow for the area. with the northwest wind, we continue to add the snow up and that relentless wind pattern will continue in to the morning. we'll continue with the snow chances all the way in to late morning for the mountains. midnight tonight still snowing heav

i-75 southbound theremay be construction at pines boulevard. at 5:5: everything should be cleared. >>> how does a guitar-shaped hotel sound to you? the seminole tribe of florida tting on a $1 billion project. it wouldstretch 34 stories and have about 80 rooms. seminoles say the expansion will create about 20,000 jobs the $1.8 billion expansion depends on the legislature's approval. thtribe and governor rick december. >>> the house has passed legislation cracking down on unemployment fraud based on identity theft. the practice of applying for benefits under someone else's name is spiraling well out of control, especially here in florida. since 2014, an investigative unit detected 146,000 fraud claims totaling more than $600 million. >> focused through our anti fraud measures to keep those criminals out and to keep the trust fund healthy so make sure the money is there for those eligible for the benefits. >> the bill would give state officials access to the driver's license database, and it would increase the penalty for crimes similar to this. >

a southwest breeze is boosting our temperatures up. 55 in southern pines. r.d.u. is at 51. the same thing in fayetteville. so midday temperature, probably at least 60 degrees. warming quickly through the afternoon. and then around 2:00 to 3:00, we will kind of level off with the temperatures. in the mid-60's with the light southwest breeze. the hurricanes playing at 3:00 today taking on the blues. tailgating is great. wonderful out there. just fine. zoom out and try to find clouds. the next frontal boundary to the north. clear skies tonight. find the moon and below and to the left you will see mars tonight. here is the fast-moving front as it moves by and a trough, too. it could squeeze out a sprinkle. partly sunny and then on tuesday, warm, and the temperatures near 70. some areas will touch 70 ahead of the next system. this front should come in and could arrive as early as wednesday morning with rain, maybe even a thunderstorm. and then cooldown behind the front. so likely we get rain on wednesday. likely category, 60% chance. and friday, still a chance, 40%. we will have

pembroke pines police tweeted out this photo. they helped capture the animal knee century village and returned it back to its owner. >> kristi: just another day on the job. >> constance: a good day, maybe he wanted to take a walk outside. >> night, cool change. what we call winter in south florida. unlike the sunny skies the past couple of afternoons we have clouds moving in. with that temperatures s ll stay in the 60s once again today. here is a look at hollywood beach cam. people riding bikes on theoard walk in jackets but the real estate is available on hollywood beach t is a windy day keeping many people away from the coastline. in mallory square more sunshine down there in the conch republic repuic. the wind is northwest at 16 miles per hour and temperatures in the flori keys below 70 here this afternoon. here is what it looks like on the satellite view. you can see clouds blanketed in from broward county all the way through miami-dade and the skies get a littleit more partly cloudy as you head towards the overseas highway.e

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hey, pembroke pines, temperature of 53 degrees. north winds will continue to keep things comfortable and cool this morning, but then a shift in the wind direction in the later half of the morning and into the afternoon is going to warm us up. currently we do have temperatures warmer than yesterday. we're talk it go highs today returning to the 70s and even warmer. get rea for it. it will definitely be a change. currently we areaking up to clear skies and dry conditions all thanks to high pressure just to the north of us ahead of our next coldfront that is going to move in over the weekend. we have another cold front bringing snow as far south of tennessee, even over portions of northern georgia and the carolinas. our friends in the northeast are going to be dealing with an arctic blast. be happy you're here i we are expecting that front to move in by tomorrow. so today it will be nice, mild. you'llotice an ocean breeze by the afternoon. that's why our temperatures will gradually warm up to the mid to upper 70s. that's wherehey shou

lauderdale, pembroke pines, kendall and homestead. i'll have a lot more on the f fecast coming up after the break. >>> we are happy to announce every weekend you can wake up with us even earlier, expanding our weekend morning news show with nickie, todd and jennifer. mornings at 5:00 a.m. >>> welcome back. it's 5:11. >>> check this out, the 4,000 passenger cruise ship that was out at sea is now back in new through that monster storm. anthem of the seas got back at about 9:00 last night. the ship was sailing from the bahamas to port canaveral when it encountered a storm. passengersndured 40 foot seas for hours. >> it was like a roller-coaster you can't get off of and you wewen't strapped in. >> it was scary but the crew and captain were great. >> don't even want to talk about it. >> i don't blame him. all the passengers will be refunded their cruise fare. just in case they want to go again, 50% off their next cruise. >> the ntsb is trying launching an investigation and trying to figure out why the ship launched to begin with. >>> good

. >> the first of the candles to honor scott pine lit by his daughter haley. she's the oldest of of the three children and she found her voice tonight to remember her daddy. >> in heaven, he was a cool dad -- my dad is watching us from heaven. i love him. >> reporter: he was killed two years ago in the line of duty at this park where officers from across orange county gather to remember him. i spoke to scott's wife bridget a few hours before the gathering about why this night is so important to her. and celebrate his life again. >> there's one way the pine family is honoring scott and another is by fighting for the deputy scott pine, which has changed his retirement system for first responders killed in the line of duty. >> before he was a deputy, scott pine was an investment banker. bridget learned shortly after scott died that because he chose an invest. plan, rather than a pension plan, when he joined the a state's retirement system, they would only get a one-time life benefit. it's a financial hardship that some lawmakers to want fix. yesterday, flat senat

following breaking news in greenville county.firefighters are on scene of a fire at chaplain ministries on pine knoll drive. we're told the fire was called in around 4:00 this morning.fire crews say the is under control. we can also tell you that waddell road is currently closed as crews clean up.as soon as we know more, we'll update you on air and online. 3 3 the focus now turns to the democrats.. as they prepare for the south carolina primary -- this saturday. saturday.that means another week full of campaign stops for us here in the upstate. upstate.bernie sanders drew a crowd of thousands to the bon secours wellness arena on sunday.the vermont senator talked to supporters about concerns the nation is facing and how he plans to address them if elected president. sanders touched on topics like equal pay for women. one of the concerns he has is about the current minimum wage. 3 3 3 "and when we talk about wages let's put it out on the table and the fact is the federal minimum wage which also exists in many states of 7 dollars and 25 cents an hour is a starvation wage." wage."right now -- sande

castle pines and highlands ranch, there's good snow fall. this goes into confer, evergreen all the way into boulder and more up to the north from red feather lakes park and longmont boulder, the good stuff is towards -- trinidad to -- we have dryer air that's filtering in. we're going to see this ease up. another one to four inches in our foothills. snow into the afternoon highs and into the southwest. here in denver, we may have sunshine and winds picking up this afternoon with snow continuing into the southwest into the evening. overnight tonight, skies will clear and tomorrow morning, waking up to clear skies and cold temperatures. we get chilly here again tonight and tomorrow, we warm back up close to 50s. temperatures today are going to remain in the upper 30s low 40s. southwest into the southeast and up into the central mountains, we have winter weather advisories in place for the next couple of in greeley. 20s and 30s in the is the west. and low 30s on the west slope. denver. some areas may be warmer. 42 in boulder. for your 5-day for

locally we're at 58 in opa-locka. 57 west kendall. 59 pembroke pines and 59 also in marathon. a subtle shift to the northeast.t. a few extra clouds this afternoon but alsoelp to boost the temperatures. the atlantic water temperatures are still in the ler 70s. high pressure oriented here right across the heart of the gulf of mexico. on the back side of that system, winds turn to the west and southwest and we're warming up across the gulf coast states before we get one more area of low pressure to sweep down dallas at 65. jackson at 64. you jump the boundary there and you head up toward nashville. you got some freezing temperatures in place. pretty complex pattern up to our north. we're only going to warm up from this point forward for the nexex few days. moving things in the right direction, lots of south florida sunshine. because the air is so dry, we'll jump into the lower 60s h%re as we approach midday. still going to call for a high of 68. that will be also in tandem with a very subtle wind shift with an atlantic breeze starting to kick in. 67 on the drive home tonight. we'

. >> you will see through the neighborhood pines and we have been telling the kids to watch out today and make sure to stay inside. >> reporter: greg says several branches have come down in his yard. his 8-year-old daughter isabella knows the fliewls my mom says don't go under the pine trees. >> reporter: -- the rules. >> my mom says don't go under the pine trees. >> reporter: and people are hurting here and heeding the warnings. the good news is no major emergencies here this time. news lisa back to you. >> thank you. >>> people along the coast north of boston saw very strong waves earlier today. no cars allowed in this area. this was the seawall if winthrop. christina hagueer is live with a closer look at the conditions there. christina. >> reporter: lisa behind me is the beach and in front of that this wall that didn't do much to stop the waves earlier today. and the waves were dangerous at times. throwing rocks and stones out into the sidewalk and even in the streets. high tide put on quite a show in winthrop waves crashing high above the seawall. spilling into the road. >> i kind

pembroke pines on the south and pines boulevard on the north. we'll see if f can reposition ourselves over to the side of it once the ter lets us do that, but once again, this a ahitect having issues on the runway, and the landing gear appears to be collapsed. we'll get back to you, but it looks like there are no injuries involved. i'm ralph rayburn reporting live. >> lynn: now also at 4:30, a community of faith ting to help those less-fortunate, but they say that a sinful act is hurting their mission. a project ten years in the making was about to pay off when the thieves struck. >> danielle: and this is not the first time that it happened, ann keele. >> reporter: women with children often come to them desperate for a place to stay. and that's why they spent years working on the building next door to give the families a night or two to stay. but the thieves broke m. and this is the second that this has happened in the last several years. >> opened it, and took it all out. >> reporter: the pastor was giving us a tour of the temporary housingngpt

these temperatures are below average so enjoy them. 53 right now in pembroke pines. good morning to you. our coldest spot is kendall and pompano beach. 61 down by the keys. with the winds out of the north that is keeping some cool, comfortable refreshing conditions in place for least one more morning before we start this gradual warmup you'll notice by the afternoon. temperatures are three andix degree warmer. they are still below average. we are seeing mid and high level clouds lingering by the keys. we have high pressure in place ahead of this cold front and it's going to dry out the atmosphere keeping things very nice throughout the weekend. by saturday night and really notice it all going to be a dry cold front. that means we're not excting rain chances to increase but we will notice more cloud cover going into sunday. curreneny we have lake-effect snow moving in our friends across the northeast and great lakes will have to deal with sub zero temperatures due to an arctic blast moving through the northeast. we're not expecting a big dip in degrees with that front

they were doing work on the traistles pembroke pines. a new development at 201 avenue south of griffen road. you can see the construction crew right there. they were loading these huge pipes. 30 inks in diamer. it appears one of the cables here. you can see it wrappedround that one there. it snapped or came loose and fell and hit this guy. couldn't struks work ear corgd to reports in the groifnlt he will be transported level two trauma. we have video of him being transported to the back of the fire rescue crufnlgt they will be taking him shortly. you can see the fire rescue truck starting to pull away right now. you can see this will all minutes.

muggy 74 in pembroke pines and 75 in marathon. look at that our winds moving in from the east southeast and the teens with t t exception of homestead at nine miles per hour. forecast calls for that chance of showers in the forecast. warm and breezy off that east southeast breeze today. highs will be in the lower 80s. this morning we continue to see showers and storms soak parts of the middle and lower keys.

. >> sonni: keith landry at the scene at sunny land drive in pine hills joining us live with any new information tonight? >> reporter: well, here is what we know at this point. investigators telling us this does not appear to be a murder suicide, which means it's most likely a double murder that we're investigating here in pine hills. this is santa barbara road. if you look behind me you can see a detective and investigators gathering. gathering information, sort of making their plan as they go here. and this street is covered with sheriff's deputies, cruisers, up and down the street and yellow crime scene. what we're told at this point is around 7:45 this morning, a man who lives at the house left for a few hours and when he came back at 2:30 p.m., he found a woman and her teenage daughter dead inside the house with obvious signs of trauma. investigators are not telling us what those signs of trauma were or how they died but say it does not appear to be a murder suicide. they say that man is cooperating defining what his relationship is to the dead mom and the dead teen inside. they

it happened late last night at pine view apartments south of clarcona road. do police have any idea what these three guys were after? to figure out if the three men who shot that victim at his own doorstep were looking for anything inside or took anything from inside the apartment. our cameras were rolling last night as those police officers came into the pine view apartments and started rolling the crime team out. police showed up just before midnight, knocked on this man's door. as the 22-year-old victim answered, one man told him to give it up and then shot the victim in the stomach. police say the stomach, he is expected to be ok. police are still not letting us know if the victim knew those three armed men or how they arrived at his apartment. we are continuing to press them for answers and asked if they have any information on anything that was discovered inside that apartment. we'll continue to update you on >> three dogs dead after a fire at a home. the flames broke out at the home on marcos avenue near lancaster road. check out the scene. firefighter

australian pine missing nearly half its limbs. that's the s sry for streetssup and down the trees on this block here as you can sec. let's show you more out by the street. just these ef-1 tornadoes that struck south florida, one of them coming through here and sweeping down trees, knocking off pieces of roofs and also pieces of lamp pts still on the ground here. stay with nbc 6 and follow us on yr nbc 6 news an weather app for the latest on the clean up. julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> and the clean up continues after storms swept through causing damages to ththe buildings and leaving thousands of people here without power. ceiling tiles and crash sit in piles at an auto store piles while one stable is cleaning up boats were also overturned or sunk during the storm. messy workday ahead for crews in fort lauderdale trying to fix a sewer main break, it happened at the riegel trace apartments near 5th street and northwest 4th avenue. the city says a 20 inch secon is pipe of broken. crews want you to avoid water related activities in that

and kendall and pembroke pines, are in the upper 50s. now back in the 60s. eventually we will hit those highs in the upper 70s. normal for this time of year. rain chances are going up though starting tomorrow. also check those temperatures out. which are hitting the low 80s and then b bthe end of the week after the cold front comes throughthrough w wdnesday, we are cooling down once again. the active weatherattern that continues for news florida. >> todd: the roller coaster ride. so storms midweekend jen yes, it is possible. >> todd: thank you for joining -us. we are back in 30 minutes with local 10 update. >> neki: our coverage continues with "good morning america." all you have to do is look at local10.0.m or download our local 10 app. >> todd: glenna milberg in south carolina. of the stunning ctory by >>> goodorning, america. breaking overnight, huge wins! donald trump's decisive victory. >> i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina. >> his big sweep in back-to-back primaries. gaining momentum. is he unstoppable? even the mysterious melania

marathon, big pine key towards midwest. all of that will change by midweek. i'll have that coming up. >>> a car crashing right into the a semi tck on the turnpike. >> local 10 news reporter ben kennedy just got to that scene. ben, what are officials telling you about what@ happened here? >>reporter: jacey, eric, one person did die in that wrong-way car accident. right now i'm standing live in the southbound lanes of the turnpike. it is shut d dn and closed just south of griffin road. it is here thehe car there in the distance there on the back of that tractor trailer was heading the wrong way on the semi with two people inside. i d have sergeant mark here wit us with the florida highway patrol joining us live. a very active scene behind us. what is happening? >> there was a severe leak of gas and oil so they are in the process of cleaning that up right now. >>reporter: i know one person did pass away in this crash, the person in the honda. how are the two people doing in the truck? >> the people in the tractor trailer were fine, there were no injuries.0 >>rep